Okay, I play;BP didn't exist on my first deal, the internet didn't exist, bag phones didn't much less cell phones, computers did exist, they were the size of a room and ran off punch cards, 0010011010010011100101,Josh and Brandon hadn't been born yet I'd bet, so my first deal can't really go to their credit.

Since it's total property, you would just need to create a small table with something like this:Investor A cells: Contribution, percentage ownership (contribution/total investment), profit amount (percent ownership X profit for time period X).That's if I understood your question correctly.

@Cornelius Charles I have been following your journal for a while now, and I cannot even begin to express how excited I am for you! 

Feel free to reach me via cell or email if you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions (contact info is listed in my bio). 

If you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions feel free to reach me via cell or email (contact info listed in my bio). 

Feel free to reach me via cell, text, email, etc. 

I’m on my cell phone and my communication is limited right now on the site.

If you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions please feel free to reach me via cell or email (contact info is listed in my bio). 

Anyone doing so today is waiting to share a bunk in a prison cell with a guy named Bubba.

As far as "new construction slowing during a decline", that was true for past econominic cycles, but this downturn's dynamics seem different...in most markets, we are undersupplied when it comes to housing, and also, there will always be hobbyists, i.e. the guy who owns a few car washes in town, or a few cell phones stores, et al who likes the idea of buying some land to build a house/houses, or some rentals.